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Stain and Cromwell ArraIgned.

DEXTER, MAINE, October p. There
is great excitement here this morning over
the hearing in the case of Stain and Crom-
we'll, alleged to I've implicated in the muir
der OF Cashier Barron and the robbing Of
the Dexter Bank. From early morning
people have been pouring into the town,
and two hours before the time for the hear
ing, large crowds had gathered in front OF
the Hall, eager to gain admittance. Hun
dreds of ladies are among the number.
The street corners are crowded and side
walks lined with people, anxious to catch
a glimpse of the prisoners as they come
from the train.
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FIDELITY DEVELOPMENTS.
Directors aud Officers of the Bank In
dicted-Ihe Officials implicated.

dicted-The Officials implicated,
CINCINNATI, O., October - The eX-
pected sensations in the Fidelity National
Bank indictments began to develop at half
past 10 o'clock this forenoon. 1t is now
known that twenty eight true bills have
been found. The Fidelity Bank cases, 80
far as divulged, are rs follows: The Presi-
dent, T. l.. Harper, five indictments, fifty,
seven counts; Cashier Ammi Baldwin, four
indictments, fourteen counts; Josie
Holmes, four indictments, five counts; As
sistant Cashier Ben f. Hopkins, four in
diCtments, fOrty-eignt counts. These in
dictments are for violation of the statutes
at large, governing the National banks
and for iraud ]. w. Wiltshire, the broker
who led in the disastrous wheat deal, using
Fidelity Bank funds, has four indictment;
against him, with eleven counts; ". II
Chattield and Henry Rogue, directors, whC
signed The May report of the Fidelity t.
the Comptroller of the Treasury, have
been indicted for signing false return
and were arraigued this morning.
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The Reported Wreck n Canard

SAULTE ST. MARIE. MICH, October p.
As far as can be ascertained the rumor
that vessel foundered near here last
night and that large number OF lives
were lost, is without foundation. The
rumor was current here, but it can be
traced to no reliable source, and is geneT-
ally regarded as silly canard. The mat
ter is being Carefully investigated, how
ever, and diligent search for any traces
of a wreck being carried on.
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HORRIBLE CAUSALITY.
An Oven EXplodes and Kills Three Men
Others Seriously Hurt.

WATERBURY,, Conn, October pa
horrible casualty threw Bristol into in.
tense excitement at noon to-day. The
ovens used for iapanning at the works OF
J. II. Sessions & Son, exploded with ter,
rife force, Immediately setting the build,
ing on fire There were ten male EN-
pl0yes OF the concern in the room at the
time When the fire was eXtinguished
shortly aiterward, three dead bodies were
taken from the ruins Willie Young, aged
IA. Burt Cleveland IL and John Shane 81.
Others severely injured are Daniel Griffin
aged l. and Willie Bonnie aged ID There
is no reason given for the explosion, mol
is any person responsible for the accident
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FORAKER AT FINDLAY.
The Governor spsass to Fair Sized Au
nianca.

The Governor SpsRsst To a FAIR Sized Au-
dience.
FINDLAY, o., October Ex-Governor
Foraker spoke TO two or three thousand
shlvering people in the wigwam here to-
night, on subjects familiar to those con-
versant with the issues of the present cam
paigu, and in line with his previous ut
terances. He said nothing but what has
been printed time and time again, and did
not create One-half the enthusiasm his
supporters here expected. The night was
cold and disagreeable, and the wigwam in
which he spoke was not heated, which
may have had something to do with the
remarkable coOlness of the meeting. On
next Friday afternoon General Powell will
speak here, and the Democrats of old Han
cock are arranging to give him such a
meeting and such a reception as will
knock the memory of the Foraker meet
ing of to night into utter forgetfulness.
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Notice TO Creditors.

rI,O THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT Y. THoNP.
son, deceased. In pursDaDo. Of . decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia,
made In a cause therein pending 10 subject 'be
real estate OF the said Robert Thompson, totbe
payment ~ his debts, you are required 10 pre-
sent Your ella ms RgalDd the estate Of the said
Robert 4 THOMPSON, for adjudication 70 Josrph
X PAUL. comm Jnsr. nt his Office, at No. I'D
Chaplins st'cet, In tbeCiiy OF wheeling. In said
Comfy. on ot befJre Wednesday. the n day Of
November, 1897.
witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court.
this sth day of October, lSs7. -
JONI ". MITCHELL.
flrrk
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n. s o. Operarsrs pIscharged

BALTIMORE, October 22-About one
HUNDRED operators employed by the B. &
o. Telegraph Company were to-day noti-
fed that thesr services would not be re-
quired after the 31st, and notice was Is
sued that all the offices in of that company
in Maryland would be at once consolidated
with the Western Union offices, except IN
Baltimore, Cumberland and Frederick.
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bradford.
Pittal urHh.
DRY GOODS.
Nov York.

New YORK. October 22.-Dry Goods
The market was without change In char
acter of demand aud movement OF season
able fabrics. The business for the week
ioo,s up a very handsome suia total for the
period OF the season. For cotton grades
strong undertone was more apparent, aud
in quiet way many engagements were
being placed for spring.
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com,.nsa,,op for the Canadians.

OTTAWA, October 22,-It is believed
here that the reported rupture between
Secretary Bayard and Attorney General
Garland over the Behring Sea seizures and
the formers tacit admission that the Cana
dian sealers were wrongfnlly seized, will
enable the Dominion government to obtain
compensation for their owners without
difficulty.
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MsEitinai.
GataErh 10 Consumption.

-, is Obstructive force stands next to
,1'n5onb,edly leads on TO consumption. II y
anu SUI, , singular that those afflicted with this
s.s,6,r disease shouf nat MAKE IL the % So o.
,,.. i've. 10 rid tEcmsclyvs Of t. Deceptive
''I'' ~ r,Ycc,,,i by ignorant PreieuderS to
~ en- graw'risc have weakened the conf
fS, ,ra, majority oi >uterers, m All al
dem. a. -saf gtirS. They become reSigned 20
lST..>..' ,,i.,.rr rathrv than torture themselves
Wa. .g,. WI never 5o Calarrh must De met
h.'s .rut c0uJratvi with ali ",lr EllSh,'
a. a. CIV , . The i-c,c has sS,ugTi oa a., ger
Il M, .r,,[rs The bones and cS'u12sc oI thS
"..> ,r,. ,rrrr,. vf hearing, Of see g ana OF
.'>s '..r,.f 90, On, hy useless, the uNu!a -
l.>....',.-r rrt. tErrgt so tuLamyd and lrr'taIsu
r.,. .j.r,.. "a constant and distressing cough
>r,gf.> RApIJ,L CUGE meets every Ph ina.
...,'.-M ,r1ya g s'wp'C heat cold 70 thc ilOss
o.. destructive STAGES. IL Is IoAl anu
.'- -.....r..rugl Instant "a relieving psrnNIleh'
''.. '-.,,., .t.r economical ami neEer-ia'uitg
b" co. - grtrut4iuS ouv bottle at the hAbI,
re .,.f.. box Catarrhal SOLVENT, anu am,
90. r,.l..,... lttL.U. win Treatise Puee' o.
r.--.sr Dpf.5 d. tHEvlyNL 10, BOSTON.
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BELONGING To ANY PARTY
Governor Gordon to st,I,np ohio.

ATLANTA, GA, October Ex-Governor
John Gordon will enter the State cam
paign IN Ohio next week, where he has
consented to deliver a series of political
addresses, He proposes to answer Cover.
nor Foraker's assaults on the South and to
pledge the fealty of the ex-Confederate to
the general Government.
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Ii Y 90 RAILRnAn

Bellairp ard LAUtsYi!Ie through passenger tTaln
leaves Belarg al $40 a. IL, arrives III BellSire at
40 p. IN.
HOOdSGeld passenger train leaves Bellslre 1t
to u. IL, arrives at Bellaire at so q. N.
syummerfield Accommodation leaves Bslia!T At
100 D. IL, arrives at BcilRirn al iO:io Il. In.
All trains daily except sunday. Central stand
All Time frnm BellAire.
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Snow Storm Coming.

DUBUQUE, Ia, October -. There Is a
driving, clustering snow storm here to-
dag. with the mercury very low. The
storm is making eastward. This Is the
first snow Of the year in this section
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24

Errors, Detroit /, st. Louis 3; two base
hit, Camel; first base on balls, st. LOuis 3;
first on errors, st. Louis 3, Detroit l;struck
out, one each; passed ball, Camel l; time,
l:2O; umpireS, Gatfney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
Barn and Live stock Burned.

Special Telegram TO the Sunday Register.
PIEDMONT, October 22.-The barn and
live stock of Miller & lowering, at Ham
bleton were destroyed by fire last night.
Six valuable horses ami mules persisted in
the flames The loss "a verv heavy
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mbeeIins Register
GraUflers' 6aids,

A gEIyAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
\ EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: Daily.
rSllnday excepted. tMcndag excepted 10
MeridiE:t July l., 1857. wheeling time, which
h inst one hour eArlier than Central live:
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., October 22.-Wheat--
Weak and lower; cash 76le; December
TIC; May s3}c Corn-Dull and firm;
cash 44ic; May 46lc. Oats-Quist and
unchanged Clover Seed-Steady; cash
81 90; December 81 10; Januar ~ lily
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ST. LOUIS -; DETROIT l.

The Champ N Clubs Play Dull and I'm
interesting Game.
New YORK, October 22.-The DetrOits
Gnd st. Louis played the last zane of the
series for the championship Of the world
to-day which is to I've played in the East.
1t was exceedingly cold and there was a
small attendance The game was dull and
devoid Of interest. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-24
ARE YOU

..' '-',-- T-T1 any Ut fNr RESULTS %! NnutU,H III
-...,. ,.- sflf>..-. resulting Too seminal Weak
.,, l4suteucy, Lo>J Manhood. c,'. ], '', saw saw
yrr'S Herb specific wl.. cure YOU IA -, 90,
.,., of The guulss. organs The price TOT
49, ,,AF.F. b., sufficient tor amy case, Il -, at
......, or E,r mgr. sample BOX free. IL.
o.. ~" '..' uclugOiSh
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DR. INK S
ar the Liquor Habit. Positively
.urra by Administering Or.
3niuc>' Golden Specific.

r,....- taken boo u rupot coffee or gcd without
.......r. ....r't the d, gsUU> taking 10, Is ~ ~
&c.,. ...... les, AMI will effect q permanent aud
'.. ...r. whether thc patient is a moderate
IT,. ..-...n alcoholic wreck. 10 has been gwen
..,....r.f> nt cases. aud IN cECry lhSssil,c "
..-.-.. f., followed. RuCrer fGiiS. The SyS-
..- ...... .aprpgustcd with the specific II be-
49,. MEET imuusiai'jty for the liquor ape
,...,... Far>g.v by LOGAN 4 co,
".rE.. DRUGGISTS. Wheeling. Va
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YITHxEIINq AND E.H GKoyg K. K.

On and after Monday, May ?, 1887, Trsdnson ths
Wheeling and Elm Grove r. r., will run as &c
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cincinnati.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-steady; No. 2 red Octo-
her 62tas2ic; November s2lsS3ic; Deem
Der s4aS4te; January s5ss5tc. Corn--Spot
lower; ungraded SIC; No. 2 high mixed
track SIC; futures dull and unchanged.
Oats-Spot steady; No. white BE; No. 2
white &c; futures firm; No white
October 3iss3Jc; November 34la35c; DE,
cember 35!a35sc; January 36a36lc
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PETROLEUM.
Ttusvtlls.

Tttusytlls.
TITusvIILx, October 22.-Petroleum -
Opened a, 7isc; highest 7iic; lowest 73ic;
closed at 7iic
bradford.
BRADFORD, October 22.-Petroleum-
Opened at 74lc; closed at 73!c; highest
7iIc; lowest 73sc; cleamnces l,6i2, 600
barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrspuaa, October 2l.-Petroleuu 49,
Fairly active; closed firm; opened ut 1i;c;
closed at 13Ic, highest 7Iic: lowest 73!c.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
HENRY WllKER.
SALE.

Benz amin NJ. VauMe'er and Sail {
w Van Me Ter his wIie,hy their certain lie ed pi
trust dale the l.. h 'lar of Aprif, ios3, ami record
ed IN the Dtice oil the recorder OF deeds
within and Tor LAFAYETTE county. Missouri,
at page 6s, book PSI, conveyed 10 Robert
land in Lafayette county Aforesaid. to-wit:
The southrnst quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section eleven ID and the southwest
| Quarter Of The southwest quarter oil sec
tion twelve az; ind also hiteen anu
eiphty-fiye cne-huGiredihs l5 oo-luoj acres pc
west quarter of section twelve az Beginning
al the center OF aid southwest quarter: thence
east three and hftY one hundredths Is 30 ltu)
chains; thence south twenty three anu Two,
thirds C3 "a degrees, east 'Wsnfy-one ana
Gig hiy-s, ven one hundrgithS tl cI-lCU) chains
TO point III line between sections tweissllI anu
Thirteen l3); thence west twelve and thirty Ave
one-hundreitls Q2 3i-lO0J chains 10 the south
west corner ofsaid quarter quarter; uisBce norm
twenty (2U) chains tn beginning, hl DeihR III
township iorty-nine 4s) OF range Twenty-Five t-ol;
said deed OF trust VAS made 10 secure INT
payment OF Iour certain pioihi-sorS note
therein described; and. whereas. default ha'
been made in the payment of said note
and interest. and the same are past due
Now, the.eiuTe, at the request CT The owner Az
legal holder OF SAID notes notice l. d. ferS ElNei
tnat |, thr undersigned trustee. IN accoTdanc
with the terms and conditions oil saiu het'' U
J trast, Will, on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, lse'
off a said real estate for sale ut public auction
] l. the highest bidder, for cash, IN front OF ID
q 1 court house door, ia the city oi Lexington, /
eaii county and state. bel wern the hours OF lie
E o'clock in the forenoon anu nVe O'CLOCK IN IN
= afternoon of that day. 10 satisfy said notes ali
interest tneresn. ami The cost Of executing III
Il. trust. HUBERT lalL'E-
=. -n ,l IFnrI.-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
INSURANCE |
c. SKa.
1887, 1871, 1887.

The Citizens Insurance Co., of 1T. Louis
Mo-, commenced business in 1897 and has
paid losses since then amounting to 81, 1873 ,9ssl
and dividends to stock holders amounting to
$685., 79s.
The Hibernia Insurance Co., of New Or.
leans, La, organized In 1871, has since then
rsid losses to the amount of 1,021 ,294 ID and
received premiums amounting to s., 4Ss, 72s
and +, paid cash dividends to stakeholder
amounting to S3i5,l7O. C. BEN.
i8tf Agent for Insurance at Water rates.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Corner 18th Street and Franklin Avenue.
NOTlCETO

SEALED Proposals will be received at tie
= Office OF the CITY Register until noon on
MoNDAT. JULY IL. 1851,
For bids to build a new gutter, and for bids 70
repair The old guue,. on tue north side oil block
fOrty-two ar, first q addition TO The City OF Lex
ikgton. eastward, iron tie Laclede Hotel 10
build u new gutter. and Tor bids to repair old
gutter on the south side Of block forty three
(4) first addition to the City OF Lexington,
from southeast corner westwardly to Kriehn &
Meyers shoe S tore.
Bids must sta tie the price per running foo; for
building the new part of gutter 10 be built on
the norm side of block forty-tw1 (42i, and bids
must state separate ana distinct the price per
running foot for Ieaair.ns gutter on the north
side of block iorty-two 42J.
Bids must state The price per running foot tor
building the new pari 10 be butt on south side
OF block fort -,hree t43), and bids must state the
price per running loot Tor repairing gutter on
the south side OF block ioriy three t43). and this
bid must be separate and distinct.
The rocs to De used in building and in Ie-
pairins the above named cutters must be god
sound white lime stone rock, and must TO taken
fresh FROM the quarry. AID delivered al The
above named cutters.
THE work must be done neatly. substantially .,
and must be done under the Instruction and
supervision OF the improven, nj committee and
city engineer. and must lie done to their
complete satisfaction.
For plans and specifications the city engineer
and Improvement committee will take pleasure
IN showing and explaining ali things REQUIRED
10 be done at the g,.rtr where they Can be
more inteiligehiiy explained
fhis WORK mus be commenced Immediately
and mast be finished 4" a rea-onae,e time,
be placed In the contract.
Bifs must be accompanied with a good and
sufficient b nj slgn,d by two 81 OF more good
and responsible bondsmen ITeehoi RS The
bond mu-t lie ,qu. i To the cost OF the work 10 be
done BIDS must have a copy of this adye4
tisemeDt securely fastened to the bid
The bills will only be pad when ths4e 4,
mcney in Ire treasury alter cl aims ia~e bee.
audited. numbered and registered. and In rota
: ton
For blank Contractors bonds cal at til,
D RegIsteI's ONCE. :
A'dress City Council, and state bids fol
building and repairing cutters on Main street
{ between 9th and 10th sire, f..
, The city reserves The right to reject anv apS
LII oins e. c.
III rtt- D>~yotA.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

N. Y. Times, July 5:-"Such a scene
as has been witnessed in the last three
DAYS on the battle. field of Gettysburg
was never before witnessed in the his
tory of the human race. 1t eliminated
Yesterday in the joint celebration OF
the National anniversary by the sur
vivors of the ASSISTANTS and defenders
of that bloody field tw%enty-four years
ago. Union men and ~confederates
walked arm in arm in the same pro
cession, and rode together i'll the same
carriages to the battlefield. All joined
in paying respect to the widow of the
| commander who led the bold attacl
| upon the soil of a free state, which re
suited in one Of the fercest and blood
lest struggles Of the great contest TO
the Union. The f~raternizing of thos
who were opposed in the civil broil Q
those days, and the friendly exchang
of memories on the field of their hos
fifty, is significant of the complete re
storatiou of good feeling which tn
most frantic efforts of bitter partisan
ship in the politics of these times cal
not disturb"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

Mr.. Sherman now tells the country
that the democratic party is RESPONSE
BILE for failing 10 reduce the surplus. Ii
it was desirable to do this, why did
Mr.. Sherman and his party friends OBJ
struct it in congresst No one knows
better than does he that the republican
representatives of the people, SOCIAL
ed, did everything in their power to
prevent a reduction of the surplus, and
even ridiculed the idea that there was
any surplus to speak of. After the
shameful manner in which their stump
orators denounced MI. Hendricks fol
advocating reduction, and for stating the
surplus as reported by the second au'
ditor of the treasury, it looks a litti'
queer for the astute Mr.. Sherman to b.
making Mr.. Hendricks speech owe
again. If Old Man of the Sea Randall
can be shaken off the democrats vii
reduce the surplus fast enough, and W
trust that this time he will be given hi
final jolt.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

A special dispatch from Jefferson
City, dated July 2, says:-"Anditor
Walker this evening dismissed his
chief clerk, John 7. Clarke, without a
minutes notice. MIR. Clarke was IL
OF the oldest employees about the capt.
toll and is the best informed man on
state affairs about the building. No
reasons have been assigned Tor his dis
missal, but it is generally said that the
trouble originated over the recent leg"
~islative investigation of tue auditor"
Mr.. Clarke is all that this dispatch
credits him with and more TOO. He il
a thoroughly competent and honest
man, aud will prove a loss to the publ;
service. Alr. Clarke is PROMINENT!
mentioned for the position OF stat
auditor and would fill the office witt
t benefit to the state and credit TO him
self.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
ExECUTRIx, NOTICE.

A EIIEI;~ t'sIaIn"ntaIY on TIE 'siai. Of
l. james \. Mediation. "rCea-ed, were si"nt-
ed to the undersigned On The 9Th day ui July
lseT. by ia. Probate court vi i.uiay ellie county,
Missouri,
All persons having claims against said estate
ara required to exhibit them 10 me Tor allowances
within one year alter the dat OF this notice. or
they may be preCluderi nom any beneht oi such
estate; and ifsuCh claims lac not exhibited with
IL two wears they will be forever haired
MARTHA y MChAlTON,
ju'y9.5 Executllx.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

Boonvilie Advertiser:-The railroad
freight charges are heavy enough, but
they are as nothing compared with the
exactions of the Pacific express COM
pany. If the stockholders iii this cor,
poration do not reap a fortune every
day or two we are badly deceived
That is so, rs we are laugh. to our sor-
row once or twice q week. But we
suppose we must be patient. Their
turn will come bye aud bye. We wish
the fellows who think there is no nee(
of regulation by law did enough bust
ness to feel the thing a little. Then tn
remedy would come easily.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

AlC9LE pIDpO5hIs II bt ItttifSu Ii l thc u
= fee III the CITY register and Treasurer until
noon. on
MONDAY, JULY llTH, lcs7,
For bids TO furnish the City OF Lexington with
louGe rock Tor filing holes. bitches and other
purpo-r- 10 be delivered In any part OF the city,
When and where ordered by the Council. I'm
pruvtmvnt Committee or Engineer. Bids Tor
one wear. iIom The second Monday IN Ju y.
1851, L. Tie second Monday ia Iuly. lSSs
Bids must Sta'e The price p,T perrh.
Twenty-Five t25j t-et To be considered IA perch
and bUu must have Il cUpy oil this advertisement
securely fastened to II; and bad must be ac'
| CON panIeG nv u good and sufficient bond, sign
ed by two ~ or more bondsmen, free'iolders
SAID bond must be equal to the amount of th'
cost OF the rock to be furnished.
Bill VIII Only he pad when money Is II
the treasury after claims have been audited
number Ell. registered and in rotation.
Blank contractors bonds can be had at tn,
Register's Office.
Address city Council. Lexington, Mo-, aI'
state bid for loose rock to any part of city.
TIE city reserves the right 20 reject any an
al bids. {. T..
! ju!S22 City Register.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

The president of the United States
has been prevented by the Tuttles and
Fairchilds from accepting the invitation
of the people of St. Louis to attend
the g.. A. r. meeting there. He has
declined In a manly, dignifed ano
natriotic letter to Mayor Francis.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SETTLE
Mf'NT.

STATE OF las
CoUSTY OF lAFAYkrTk-b
Annual settlement oil the estate OF Ira ID. an
drr-on, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given TO ali cre'iiois anu
IN others Interested III The estate oil ira An
| ,i.rson. deceased. that We. Harriet I. Ah'er-
| son. adminlsiratriX, and Warren n n'lris"h
| administrator of SAID estate, intend 10 max" on
first annual setii, mtnt thereof Ak Tue husue
Term al the Prcbat. court OF Laiay cite county
| Missouri, I. he held at lie Ningtoh, M.s7ouri, o'
| The second MONDAY IN August. 1851
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